Made by the master weavers of the East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, this Garden Green Uppada silk saree with its rich zari work, splendid green tone, and lightweight is a dream come true for every admirer of ethnic Indian women’s wear.

The process making of Uppda silk is similar to its final result- long and intricate. A handmade textile, Uppada requires the expert hands of weavers who use only the best fabric for working with zari and silver threads, a process that can take up to two months. The hard work of the weaver is visible on this formal-garden Uppada saree, which is decorated with flowers all over, with the end piece being used as the best part of showcasing the talents of its makers. The pallu or endpiece is impressively wreathed with zari work, with flowers and flower pots, accompanied by stylistically made peacocks- a symbol of beauty and royalty, a fitting motif for this gracefully regal traditional Indian attire.